The Brookings Institution says those mothers, especially Black and Latinx women, are still struggling to regain jobs.

The bill includes money to help cover providers’ operating expenses, as the sector tries to recover from pandemic losses.

Moms were overwhelmingly responsible for supervising remote learning

Many working parents were already struggling. Then the pandemic hit.

It’s the latest example of how the pandemic is exacerbating inequality.

Texas allowed child care centers to open n May, but the high infection rates and hospitalizations of COVID-19 in Austin this summer made some wary of reopening.

Workers hope to strengthen an industry that has become even more precarious.

For many Americans, the child care system has always been a financial burden.

Florida State University has amended its policy, saying employees while on the clock at home can’t also be caring for their children.

About 350,000 child care workers are currently out of a job.